Yes, but you're ignoring the other half of my point, that the idea of using it in transportation was brought from Europe.
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Replying to @Peterschier65 @MattWalshBlog
...which wasn't innovated by white Europeans, which you're conveniently ignoring. You're still on the losing end, just like your boy Matty.
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Nice way of deflecting that you're wrong, and failing to concede, by the way.
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Replying to @tattoosandbones @MattWalshBlog
I agreed with you about my being wrong, and no one even mentioned ethnicity until you brought it up.
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Replying to @Peterschier65 @MattWalshBlog
Except for Matty here, that absolutely alluded to it. Keep trying, though. It's adorable to watch you flounder.
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Replying to @tattoosandbones @MattWalshBlog
The fact is Europeans did bring the idea of the most common use of the wheel to America. That's what my points is. Yes I was wrong before.
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Replying to @Peterschier65 @MattWalshBlog
"Most common use of the wheel" is a superfluous statement based on current age vs. historical imaginings. Nice try, though.
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"The fact is" wheel technology existed, was used, and was not a "Christopher Columbus" innovation brought to the Americas as Matty said.
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Replying to @tattoosandbones @MattWalshBlog
So the Europeans did not bring the idea of using the wheel in transportation to America?
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Yo, you seem like an intelligent person. Why waste your energy defending an unintelligent person like Matt Walsh, esp on indigenous US hist
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A subject where, thanks to our poor education, few of us non-specialists really have the range to have a conversation?
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